You should absolutely call your insurance company for next steps. After that, we'll be more than happy to guide you through the process, work with your insurance company, and assist you in any way we can.

Keep in mind, your insurance company is the only one who can approve your claim.

Most insurance policies allow you to file an insurance claim for roof damage up to one year from the day of the storm. Every insurance company and policy is different, look at your insurance paperwork to get the exact timeline. 

Yes, we need to see everything you get from the insurance company to ensure we follow the scope of work correctly and for supplementing purposes. 

No, there's no reason to get multiple quotes when insurance is involved because your insurance company sets the initial price. Unfortunately, they won't give you enough to cover a full roof replacement in most cases. 

However, you can get most or all of your roof paid for by showing us your insurance paperwork, being patient, and using the tools we provide to supplement your claim.

No matter what you hear, read, or what a roofing company says, you must pay your deductible when your claim is approved for a roof replacement. 

You’ll hear about some roofing companies paying deductibles, but this is illegal.